BudapestKbányaKispest

Budapest KbányaKispest refers to the 10th district of Budapest, Hungary, commonly known as Kőbánya. The district's name is a combination of Kőbánya (meaning "stone quarry") and Kispest (meaning "Little Pest"), the latter historically being a separate settlement that was later incorporated into Budapest. Kőbánya is situated in the eastern part of the city and is one of Budapest's largest districts by area.

Historically, Kőbánya was a significant industrial center, with numerous factories and warehouses establishing their presence there. This industrial heritage is still visible in parts of the district, though many of these sites have undergone redevelopment or are in the process of transformation. The district is also known for its extensive network of cellars and underground passages, remnants of its past as a stone quarry and storage areas.

The population of Kőbánya is diverse, reflecting a mix of established residents and newer communities. The district offers a range of housing options, from older apartment buildings to more modern developments. Public transportation in Kőbánya is well-developed, with several tram lines, bus routes, and metro stations connecting it to other parts of Budapest. Key landmarks and points of interest include the Szent László Church, the Kőbánya-Kispest railway station, and various parks and green spaces, such as the Népliget, one of Budapest's largest public parks, which borders the district. Kőbánya continues to evolve, balancing its industrial past with modern urban development.